Mahncke v. Mahncke

Citations

• 43 Wash. 425
• 86 P. 645
• 1906 Wash. LEXIS 722

Syllabus

<p>Divobce — Alimony—Discontinuance. The awarding of permanent alimony in monthly installments “until the further order of the court,” does not preclude the court from subsequently upon application discontinuing the alimony permanently, especially where the divorce was granted for the fault of the wife, who was therefore not absolutely entitled to alimony.</p> <p>Same — Appeal—Pbesumptions. Where an order is made, upon application after judgment of divorce, discontinuing a monthly allowance for alimony, the same will be presumed to be correct on appeal in the absence of the evidence upon which the first decree was granted, both decrees having been made by the same judge.</p>